Stay Connected
Homecoming & Reunion Weekend was on October 23–25, 2025, and it was unforgettable!
You can still stay updated on news and events, share memories, and connect with old friends by creating a page in your BrightCrowd reunion class book and following the Georgia Tech Alumni Association on social media. Find ways to get involved and alumni event information at gtalumni.org.
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Progress Towards Our Goal
Hey Class of 2000, we’re counting on you! Your milestone reunion gifts help advance the mission of Georgia Tech and its impact — on people’s lives, on the way we work together to create innovative solutions, and on our world — for decades to come.
Our class goal is to raise $2.5 million during our reunion giving period with at least 25% class participation. Whether you support a School, College, or athletic or academic program, your contribution will help us reach our goal and will support the next generation of Yellow Jackets.
This is our year. This is our Tech. Have you made your gift?
Class of 2000 Donors: Progress to Goal
Funds Raised: $2.5M goal met
Class of 2000 Yellow Jackets,
Let's finish the year strong!
For our 25th reunion, our class goal was to raise $2.5 million with at least 25% class participation. Thanks to the collective generosity of our class, we have surpassed our initial target for funds raised — but we have not yet met our participation goal.
The good news is there is still time to fix that! As the year draws to a close, we invite you to make a tax-deductible reunion gift towards our participation goal. YOU could be the one to put us over the top. All gifts make an impact and if you make a gift of $2,000 or more, you will receive a commemorative 25th reunion “T” paperweight!
Thank you for supporting the legacy of philanthropy for the Class of 2000, which will help future Yellow Jackets continue Georgia Tech’s tradition of excellence. Your generosity today helps fuel the next generation of entrepreneurs, innovators, researchers, and leaders who will change the world for the better.
All gifts made by midnight on December 31, 2025, are tax-deductible and count toward the Class of 2000’s Reunion Giving goals. Thank you!
COMMITTEE LEADERSHIP
Co-chair Sarah Barge, IE – Atlanta, GA
Co-chair Jonathon Barge, ME – Atlanta, GA
AT LARGE COMMITTEE
Will Alexander, ME – Smyrna, GA
Heather Arrowsmith, IE – Jacksonville, FL
Brad Arrowsmith, IE – Jacksonville, FL
Lynn Austin, Ph.D. PUBP – Duluth, GA
Olivia Luk Bedi, CHEM – Chicago, IL
Barton Black, IE – Alpharetta, GA
Brandon Burnette, MGT – Atlanta, GA
Chris Cassidy, IE – Milton, GA
Chatelé A. Chester, PSY – Conyers, GA
Charlie Clark, CHE – Marietta, GA
David Curylo, ME – Atlanta, GA
Robert Godfrey II, MGT – Irvine, CA
Danny Horn, MGT – Signal Mountain, TN
Will Killgore, IE – Atlanta, GA
Rob Kischuk, CMPE – Mableton, GA
Mike Minutelli, BC – Atlanta, GA
Dan Nemec, ARCH – Decatur, GA
Liz Neville, MGT – Marietta, GA
Jennifer Petrosky, CHE – Cornelius, NC
Rajiv Saigal, EE – Danville, CA
Bert Reeves, MGT – Marietta, GA
Hoke Smart, HTS – Greenville, SC
Makeda Smith, M.S. ECE – Smyrna, GA
Anand Thaker, CMPE – Vestavia Hills, AL
Joel Wooten, IE – Columbia, SC
We’re counting on the Class of 2000 to show the rest of the hive how Jackets give back. Let’s see how far we can take the future of Georgia Tech!
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25th Reunion Plans and Other Giving Opportunities
Learn more about all of our 25th reunion plans and giving opportunities today. Contact:
Stefanie Smith
Director of Development, Reunion Giving
470.219.3401
stefanie.smith@dev.gatech.edu